A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN OUR BACKYARD? PLEASE AND THANKS! (New York Times) A New York Times article describes the receptivity to power plants in Japan by local communities today, after many of the same communities had displayed the NIMBY pattern of opposition when such developments started 40 years ago. What is different today? For [...]
Inside the cockpitof the spy place at Trapani (Photo: JANE MINGAY/UK Telegraph) THE STUFF OF WHICH NEW MEMORIES OF WAR ARE MADE. (UK Telegraph) Though the UK does not celebrate Memorial Day, the Sunday Telegraph gets into the spirit of the weekend by putting a reporter aboard an RAF spy plane based in Trapani, Sicily [...]
by Cynthia McKinney (from Libya) How many times must a parent bury a child? Well, in the case of Muammar Qaddafi it’s not only twice: once for his daughter, murdered by the United States bombing on his home in 1986, and again on 30 April 2011 when his youngest son, Saif al Arab, was killed, [...]
Former U.S. Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney writes from Libya… ……………………. While serving on the House International Relations Committee from 1993 to 2003, it became clear to me that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was an anachronism. Founded in 1945 at the end of World War II, NATO was founded by the United States in response [...]
IF DEMOGRAPHY IS DESTINY, ISRAEL MAY BECOME THE LAST REMAINING SUPERPOWER IN THE MIDDLE EAST. (Asia Times) This is the perspective of an Asia Times writer called “Spengler,” who notes the much higher rates of fertility among the Jewish as opposed to the Arab people of the region. Of course this emergence of Israel as [...]


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